Mom cries in viral video when she can't find diapers to buy. (ideas, accidents)

[carrcollie]

Most food these kids eat today is packaged or comes from mcdonalds. or other fast food places.

[Size18]

Originally Posted by carrcollie

Most food these kids eat today is packaged or comes from mcdonalds. or other fast food places.

I believe it.

[Tallysmom]

Originally Posted by blueherons

A. I'm not your sweetie.

B. You're not the only one working an essential job.

C. Yes, you are wrong.

The whole purpose is for the seniors to do their shopping.

Just think if every senior was buying for someone else.

Yes, more people would be able to stay home.

[TwogirlsRmine84]

Originally Posted by MaryleeII

Maybe this is the time to start potty training!

Way too young..

[TwogirlsRmine84]

Originally Posted by Size18

Is it pure and simple stupidity, where today's generation of mothers have no idea about cloth diapers, or does it boil down to stupidity by design?

How is it stupid? Those things are dirty and gross. An we don't have to do that anymore. Hello! What is wrong with disposal

[Size18]

Originally Posted by TwogirlsRmine84

How is it stupid? Those things are dirty and gross. An we don't have to do that anymore. Hello! What is wrong with disposal

I highlighted both of your questions in the quote, as this thread is highly informative and defines and answers both of your questions in detail.

[lovely40]

I saw this video and totally felt bad for this mother. We are living in an unprecedented time. Once upon a time not so long ago, things were "normal" and this mom could walk into the store and buy diapers for her baby. Now she can't. I totally understand how she feels. It's more about people and their selfishness than the diapers. People are hoarding unnecessarily & her family is paying the price.

[Size18]

Originally Posted by lovely40

I saw this video and totally felt bad for this mother. We are living in an unprecedented time. Once upon a time not so long ago, things were "normal" and this mom could walk into the store and buy diapers for her baby. Now she can't. I totally understand how she feels. It's more about people and their selfishness than the diapers. People are hoarding unnecessarily & her family is paying the price.

We have no control over worldly selfishness, so the biggest step people can make is taking care of, and control of ourselves and our loved ones, and that's accomplished through forethought, not afterthought.

[jonesg]

Originally Posted by JD59

Lauren Whitney was having a tough week when she went to her local Walmart to get diapers for her 18-month-old daughter, Rosalynd. But when she got to the aisle, there was nothing left in Rosalynd's size.

It was just too much for the mom of four from Washington, Utah.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/mom-cries...210800057.html

Diapers are not needed, just learn to read the signs a baby gives.
They DO indicate .

[Size18]

Originally Posted by jonesg

Diapers are not needed, just learn to read the signs a baby gives.
They DO indicate .

As a mother I didn't mind changing diapers, and for me, diapers equated to peace of mind. The whole communication-elimination idea is fine and dandy if that's what you're into, but reflecting on my days as a mom, I appreciated the stack of folded diapers that were always ready and waiting and at my disposal.